Citizens for No on 1A & Yes on 3A - Berthoud

04/08/2026

Congratulations, Berthoud! We did it.

1A was rejected, meaning the high-density residential zoning on the Revere site has been repealed.

3A was approved, putting guardrails in place for future growth at that same site.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to get informed and be part of the process.

This is how a community draws a line and makes it clear: Berthoud decisions belong to Berthoud residents, not out-of-town developers.

Full results: https://berthoud.org/165/Elections-Voter-Information

04/07/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here with a quick update...

Today is Election Day!

We just want to say thank you to everyone who has taken the time to stay informed, ask questions, and be engaged in this process. Your voice and your vote matter!

If you have not returned your ballot yet, there is still time.

• Ballots must be returned by 7PM tonight, Tuesday, April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Berthoud Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave
• You must be registered to vote within Berthoud town limits

Need more information? We have all the facts at www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

We will update everyone on this page once we have election results.

04/07/2026

Hello Berthoud Neighbors!

We know ballot questions 1A and 3A seem complicated, but they are actually quite simple.

• NO on 1A repeals the plan to squeeze 81 homes into 10 acres at the critical 4-lane, high-speed intersection of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56: The gateway to Berthoud.

• YES on 3A sets guardrails in place so this key piece of land grows thoughtfully, with community-serving uses instead of unchecked development pushed by big city developers.

Don't let high-dollar, flashy campaigning mislead you.

Berthoud decisions should be made by Berthoud residents.

Your voice matters!

Get the facts at www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

• Return your ballot by 7 PM on Tues, April 7
• 24-hour drop box: Berthoud Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave

Understand Berthoud’s 1A and 3A vote, the proposed 81-home development at Hwy 287 & 56, and how location, traffic, and long-term impact shape this decision.

04/05/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here...

First, we want to wish each and every one of you a Happy Easter. We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day here in our beloved community!

We know many of you are filling out ballots this weekend, so we wanted to share a quick note.

You may have received a text message from the campaign opposing us. We know this election can already feel confusing with the no and yes, and yes and no - so we want to be very clear:

We will never text message you.

One of the statements in that message was also misleading. It claimed the Revere project was supported and recommended by town staff and the planning commission.

That is not accurate.

Town staff and the planning commission do not decide what is best for the community. Their role is limited to reviewing whether a proposal meets basic requirements under state law and town code.

Decisions about what is right for Berthoud belong to the community.

For years, residents have consistently spoken up as plans for this property changed and evolved. There has been a long timeline of community involvement around what should happen at this critical intersection and gateway piece of land at the northwest corner of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56 (CR8).

We’ve put that full timeline on our website, and we encourage you to take a few minutes to review it here: www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

If you have questions this weekend or heading into Tuesday, we’re here. Put them in the comments, send us a message, or email us at [email protected].

Ballots are out now!

• NO on 1A repeals the plan to squeeze 81 homes into 10 acres at the critical 4-lane, high-speed intersection of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56: The gateway to Berthoud.

• YES on 3A sets guardrails so this key piece of land grows thoughtfully, with community-serving uses instead of unchecked development pushed by big city developers.

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• Return your ballot by 7 PM on Tues, April 7
• 24-hour drop box: Berthoud Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave

Get the facts: www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

Understand Berthoud’s 1A and 3A vote, the proposed 81-home development at Hwy 287 & 56, and how location, traffic, and long-term impact shape this decision.

04/03/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud back with a quick update...

As we’ve been talking with the wonderful folks in our community about ballot questions 1A and 3A, a few key questions keep coming up.

• Where is the property?

The proposed site - the Revere property - is at the northwest corner of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56 (CR8), right where you would turn into Berthoud off 287. We’ve included a map you’re welcome to share.

• Does this affect other development in town?

No. This vote applies only to this specific site. Not every location is ideal for high-density residential development, and we strongly believe that is the case with the Revere property for multiple reasons.

• Why vote NO on 1A and YES on 3A?

Because they work together. NO on 1A repeals the high-density zoning approved last year. YES on 3A puts guardrails in place to keep development at this site responsible and aligned with Berthoud’s future.

• Who can vote?

This is a Berthoud town election. Only registered voters within Berthoud town limits can vote. If you believe you’re eligible and didn’t receive a ballot, contact the Berthoud Town Hall.

Ballots are out now!

Vote NO on 1A
Vote YES on 3A

• Return your ballot by 7 PM on Tues, April 7
• 24-hour drop box: Berthoud Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave

Get the facts: www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

04/03/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here again with another message...

We have had a lot of residents ask how ballot questions 1A and 3A work together.

In short, a NO on 1A repeals the unchecked and unwise zoning approved last year for the northwest corner of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56 (CR8). A YES on 3A puts guardrails in place so it cannot return to that same level of development. That is why they go together.

NO ON 1A repeals the high-density residential rezoning for this site – and only this site. It does not impact any other development in Berthoud.

A NO on 1A stops the current plan to place 81 homes on 10.38 acres at this high-speed, high-traffic intersection.

A NO on 1A rejects the nearly 1,000% increase in housing density compared to nearby properties.

A NO on 1A pushes development to be aligned with Berthoud’s character and community needs.

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YES ON 3A sets guardrails for future development on this same piece of land.

A YES on 3A protects this gateway into Berthoud from being overbuilt. It preserves the opportunity for thoughtful, local-serving businesses to be established there, contributing to long-term revenue.

A YES on 3A supports a more balanced approach that fits the location, respects the historic character of Berthoud, and considers traffic and safety.

If you want to learn more, from the original zoning of this land to the rushed 2025 vote that led to the referendum, visit: www.No1AYes3ABerthoud.com

Ballots are out now.

Vote NO on 1A.
Vote YES on 3A.

• Get your ballot in by 7PM on Tues, April 7th
• 24-hour drop box: Berthoud Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave
• Must be a registered voter within Berthoud town limits

If you have not received a ballot and believe you should have, contact the Town Hall.

04/01/2026

Hello Berthoud Neighbors!

You have questions and we've got the answers.

Please take a minute to read through our website and share with others in the community to help get this impoortant information to as many voters as possible!

• Vote NO on 1A to reject the high-density residential rezoning on this critical piece of land.

• Vote YES on 3A to puts guardrails in place for future growth and protect town revenue.

Ballots are out now.

• Return yours by 7PM on April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave, Berthoud
• Must be registered voter within Berthoud town limits to vote

If you have not received a ballot and believe you should have, contact the Town Hall.

Understand Berthoud’s 1A and 3A vote, the proposed 81-home development at Hwy 287 & 56, and how location, traffic, and long-term impact shape this decision.

03/31/2026

Hello again, Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here...

You are being told your vote on 1A and 3A is a choice between high-density housing or mansions.

It’s not.

The real issue is how much is being built, where it’s being built, and whether it makes sense for Berthoud.

This site sits at the intersection of Highway 287 and Highway 56. We are talking about a four-lane, high-speed corridor that already sees heavy traffic and serious safety concerns. Packing 81 homes into 10 acres is not thoughtful growth. It is dangerous. It's also not where people want to build mansions - that is an outright lie.

A NO vote on 1A repeals that risky plan.

A YES vote on 3A puts guardrails in place for future growth. It ensures this land can still include homes and locally appropriate uses that welcome visitors to our beautiful Berthoud, while preventing high-density building from being pushed later.

This is our gateway into Berthoud. It should reflect our community. It should be shaped by residents. It should not be dictated by big city developers.

Voting NO on 1A without a YES on 3A is only a temporary fix. Voting them together is a long term solution.

Vote NO on 1A.
Vote YES on 3A.

Ballots are out now.

• Return yours by 7PM on April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave, Berthoud
• Must be registered voter within Berthoud town limits

If you have not received a ballot, contact the Town Hall.

More info: voteno1ayes3a.carrd.co

03/31/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here with another note...

Berthoud decisions should be made by Berthoud residents.

The Revere property sits at one of the most important gateways into our town. What goes there will shape how Berthoud looks, feels, and functions for decades.

If this development moves forward, it will shift the plan from a thoughtful approach that protected future opportunity for Berthoud to high-density housing that was pushed by a Colorado Springs developer. It would mean nearly a 1,000% increase in density, with 81 homes packed into just 10 acres at an already congested and high-accident intersection: the northwest corner of Hwy 287 and Hwy 56 (CR8).

This is happening quickly, and once it is built, it cannot be undone.

Let's slow it down and make sure it is done right!

• Vote NO on 1A to reject the high-density residential rezoning.
• Vote YES on 3A to protect future town revenue and restore a balanced approach to growth.

Ballots are out now.

• Return yours by 7PM on April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave, Berthoud
• Must be registered voter within Berthoud town limits

If you have not received a ballot, contact the Town Hall.

More info: voteno1ayes3a.carrd.co

03/30/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here again…

Some decisions shape a town for decades. How you decide to vote on 1A and 3A is going to be one of them.

The Revere property, the property you are voting on, sits at the entrance of Berthoud on the northwest corner of Highway 287 and Highway 56 (CR8). This is right where you turn off 287 to head into town. It’s a high-speed, high-traffic intersection, with vehicles flying down a four-lane highway while drivers are trying to safely turn and navigate into all parts of Berthoud.

It is also one of the most important pieces of land we have as the official gateway into Berthoud...and once built out, there’s no going back.

That would mean:

• Less opportunity for thoughtful, local-serving businesses to be established there.
• Loss of long-term revenue to support roads, parks, and public safety.
• And a massive increase in traffic at one of Berthoud’s busiest intersections.

This land should serve the town, not big city developers.

And once it's done, it can't be undone.

• NO on 1A rejects the high density rezoning and slows growth
• YES on 3A prioritizes safety and protects potential town revenue

Ballots are out now and we need your vote!

• Return your ballot by 7PM on April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave, Berthoud
• Must be registered to vote within Berthoud town limits

If you did not receive a ballot, contact the Town Hall.

More info at: voteno1ayes3a.carrd.co

03/29/2026

Hello Neighbors! Citizens of Berthoud here...

Not every piece of Berthoud land should be pushed into higher density housing. Sometimes it is too much, too fast, and too risky.

Your vote can help slow it down.

• NO on 1A rejects the high density rezoning and slows growth

• YES on 3A prioritizes safety and protects potential town revenue

Too Much: The plan crams even more homes, closer together, into a smaller area at a key gateway into Berthoud. We need to contain unchecked growth.

Too Fast: This is being pushed forward with little forethought for long-term impacts. We need to preserve our small town character while protecting potential town revenue.

Too Risky: Hundreds of new residents at this location means a massive influx of traffic at an already high-accident intersection. The safety of our community is more important than big city developers.

Ballots are out now!

• Return yours by 7PM on April 7th
• 24-hour drop box at Town Hall, 807 Mountain Ave, Berthoud
• Must be registered to vote within Berthoud town limits

If you did not receive a ballot, contact the Town Hall.

More info at: voteno1ayes3a.carrd.co

03/28/2026

WARNING:

An out of town developer has been sending you texts to your private and personal phones! Please know that we would never campaign this way nor would we contact you in this way.

REMEMBER TO VOTE NO ON 1A AND YES ON 3A.
Do not let the developer deceive you!